A) Behalf of himself because he think he could do so B) Based on the power he has in his office C) On behalf of others who have assigned him D) Act on behalf of the followers because he want to lead them right
A) Societal values B) Beliefs C) Emotions D) Age
A) Defence of territory from external attacks B) Maintenance of relations with other states C) Provision of free Education D) Provision of all the material needs of all citizens
A) Military power B) Political power C) Executive power D) Physical power
A) Express opinions within the limits of the law B) Express anything they like about government C) Participate in government D) Disobey the government of the day
A) Can punish law breakers B) Has a legitimate monopoly of life and death penalties over its citizens C) Has a constitution approved by the citizens D) Has a government
A) Participating in sport B) Lobbying for ministerial appointment C) Singing the national anthem when required D) Supporting political parties
A) National assembly B) Pressure groups C) Political party D) Organs of government
A) Legal Sovereignty B) Delegated Sovereignty C) De-facto Sovereignty D) Internal Sovereignty
A) The role of pressure groups within the state B) Implementation and adjudication of law C) Abrogation of Fundamental Human Rights D) Disagreement between state and local governments
A) President B) Electorate C) Military D) Legislature
A) Traditional authority B) Rational authority C) Legal authority D) Charismatic authority
A) Political authority B) Political culture C) Political socialization D) Political party
A) Baron Montesquieu B) Jean Bodin C) John Austin D) A.V. Dicey
A) Rights B) Requirements C) Privileges D) Duties
A) Capacity to compel or influence others to act in a certain way B) Ability of the he executive to encourage pressure groups to go on strike C) Ability of legislature to delegate its right of law-making to another body D) Capacity of the government to encourage communities to embark on self-help projects
A) Political power and political authority B) The rule of law and fundamental human rights C) Political Independence and supreme authority of the state within its territory D) Influence and political authority
A) A group of leaders that fights for the interest of their followers B) A machinery established by the state to organise, manage its affairs and administer its function C) A machinery established to punish offenders D) A body of people employed to use power over the citizens
A) Has the mandate of the people to rule B) Comes to power through a coup d'etat C) Provides social services for the people D) Is not oppressive
A) Knowledge on the process of government B) Basis of career opportunities C) Training on good Citizenship D) Training to become a judge
A) The highest authority in a state B) Unlimited power of a state to make and enforce laws C) A state of political Independence D) The supremacy of the political parties
A) Opinion leaders B) Military C) Police D) Electorate
A) Cognitive orientation B) Cultural display C) Cultural development D) Cultural design
A) Decolonization B) Naturalization C) Neutralization D) Nationalization
A) Membership for f international organizations B) President and his ministers C) Study of political institutions and processes D) Working of the organs of government
A) Promoting the welfare of the citizens B) Providing social services C) Encouraging trade with other states D) Encouraging the struggle for power
A) Club B) Society C) Community D) State
A) Legitimacy B) Coercion C) Power D) Authority
A) Parliamentary supremacy B) Rule of law C) Separation of power D) Sovereignty
A) Oligarchy B) Parliamentary government C) Feudalism D) Authoritarianism
A) Act of vetoing bill B) Activities by which government policies are made and implemented C) Activities of pressure groups and political parties D) Orders of judiciary and legislature
A) Makes the law B) Punishes the law breakers C) Implement laws and policies D) Interprets the law
A) In which sovereignty is invested in the military B) Where its citizens can speak without fear or favour C) Whose government decisions are made independent of foreign interference D) Whose citizens are free to avoid responsibilities
A) Influence B) Force C) Inheritance D) Legitimacy
A) Check the activities of the government B) Report any criminal acts C) Register for election D) Defend the country from attacks
A) Government sovereignty B) Military Sovereignty C) Legal Sovereignty D) Political Sovereignty
A) In a monarch B) In a federal state C) In a Unitary state D) All of the above
A) Aristocracy B) Oligarchy C) Unitary D) Plutocracy
A) Theocracy B) Plutocracy C) Autocracy D) Aristocracy
A) Maintain law and order B) Provide transport services C) Build schools and hospitals D) Imprison criminals |